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Pindar work 26. Outline 27. Satire 29. Resentment 33. Court 35.

Aim 37. OI the hmn 39. River bottom 42. Arias 43. Four seasons ,45.

Arena cheers 46. Cap 47. Hail and farewell 49. By birth ive automatic pardons com muting their punishment imprisonment. Ne 'trugua retains the death Hermits but has no legal edit rex for invoking it.

Note: This is the second of wo articles ret ailing the Ion of the death penults how it evolved from pre Itris- tian (lass. Its I' rank Maenniber Ness-. Service Missile from the stud A I niter) survey, con were other states that failed lo ducted on I three months before reply to the questionnaire but I S. Supreme Court struck Ion have been regarded as down capital punishment in the iitionist These include tins country, shows that a San Marino, which outlawed I death penalty abolition move capital punishment in 1865; Cos- ment is losing ground ta Rica, which banned it in Replies to the I 1882. Switzerland and Vest from Btl nations indicate Germany are abolitionist, too, j75 per cent of them still have for practical purposes.

They ithe death penults on are not I members. books lint sentence few people For years Sweden, Italy and a few other U. iiave called on the organization' Genera! Assembly lo advocate global elimination of capital punish- Went So far the Assembl' ha- der lined to go that far lint has parsed a resolution underlining desirability (if abolishing this punishment in all ito rile and ll to abo is a de 7-11 51. Not so Chess Play Finally Beginning Today uh I Nevertheless, ti reflect a reluct am the extreme penult rent against i I such relatively new trafficking and aerial i jacking. 'I he Iranian government instance, even before the I had reported lo the Iternational bod- that more 10b sour" ts had been ex led since December, loos campaign to ipc out I ie opium I ne Ic I Last month.

Greece I its first capital pumsi men! bt years when George 1 was shot by a tiring sr for killing his daughter, he had attempted to i In Kema, Last Africa Pi sh db I REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) dent Jo mo Ken these were small details pntK that ii American challenger Bobby compared to the tangled pogo- no looper wool- I ischer and Russian defender nations and war of nerves that Spassky finally begin preceded the encounter origi- this afternoon in the rich- set to hoi est ami most publicized world chess championship of ail tune wh'te unless some new snag devel with them the I first move. Fisher, 2ft of mat adjustments V. had Ida. nun pieces, One game will be tory sports rho playing table was and starling at 5 Las t-minut being made on the kjavik table atoned, the green-and-white ride chessboard constructed the fourth time, and the a head lichting changed Shreveport Case Overturned By Appeals Court nu I p.m. EDT, National prestige was at stake for the deb iding Russian I he Sot I mon stile i- dizes chess and has dominated the game for decades.

Fischer is the first foreigner to make ii IO the finals limp 194S Ruin Au In Amijtrj the I Em ropean i s. oui; Krum and lid on to mm It'. ut Tm one has be en ex edited I I i tm Mm Goo rye- I 'n rn pi hi became presell si! ir i I Drib i Spain, the last ex centi' hi took ie Rf of omnium? I ll OI ier JU- rn Grirrutu in I3 Tim he- tie raiissirm Ur. i ne! seo itit'H gmnted asque separatists ey to The Soviet Union and Ii er lilt in Flu rope seldom tot lite for home I they in the penult; crimes a inst the state. FN zen onom- offei i sm Ii a and blo (Ming re bv afb if they held to I ted tamst In in ad a.

capital punis ament is been provisions bolish- I but may be invok a or prison cf: a bibb figures, rn I hma! killings Cfi I are ig to I is the Tie arb 119 Monroe Youth Is Injured When He Runs Into Auto Monroe police reported that a five year -old Monroe bot was injured Monday evening when he ran into side of an automobile on Bon Air Drive Officials said Brett Connell Bennett was being held rn St. Francis Hospital for observation for injuries which his doctor told police were too According to reports the mishap occurred about ti.lh p.rn on Bon Air about one- mile east of the Road The child apparently darted into the street from behind a traveling south on Hon Air, and ran into the side of an auto headed north, police said. The auto was driven bv 39-year- old Elizabeth I) Watts of 16 amelia Monroe Police said no tickets had been issued. cd gang robbery of a Blackpool jewelry store. Mrs.

Jill Knight, a orva- tive Party member of Parliament, asked the House of (minions to review the need for punishment And Duncan Sand vs, a former Conservative Party cabinet and son in law of the late Sir Winston Churchill, said abolition of hanging for a murder was a Even so, there is little liked hood the Conservative government will to restore capita! punshment. of murderers was ended seven years ago after a long and bitter parliamentary struggle. Japan has retained the death penalty and a sun ny showed Sr per cent of the public favored it while 36 demanded its abolition Capital punishment still exists in Malaysia for murder, treason and kidnaping for ransom, hut most death sentences are commuted to life imprisonment. Most of Indochina still sub- scrilvex to the death penalty. Though it is not supposed to exist in I sos because Buddhism U.

S. Seeks Ways To Cut Deficit WASHINGTON (AP) The Enited States will I seeking v. ays to cut its mounting trade deficit with running at about $3.5 (jillion to St billion this the first economic talks to be hold with new government 25-28 E.S Ambassador William Cherie the special trade ri pre sedative of President Nixon wi!) head a dele ration repro enting the Department? of Variety Show Is Slated In Second Day Of Workshop he second day isiana Assot iation (I. variety '-how at 8 day ifh a banquet to eon the three day work imp at Wednesd iv, Some 250 members of seriation are on the Louisiana University i'ii ii is hostin th- vs for the fifth veal Ellis La ptJblicif tor for the seminar sat hers include students, adv isers and staff. Acting director of shop, Dan Wa I ba'-ir purpose of ii.

shop is to get. students throughout the state tc their basic problems, interchange of these resulting in portable sol co students Learn i with strangers, this is the most thing of the Project Group Slates Meeting State, Commerce, Treasury. Agriculture, and Labor at policy vol tabs in Jlakone The United States would like to see Japan further liberalize its I adc arid end its import Quotas on agricultural goods and computers. Arnerican ials also would like to see the government of Premier i Tanaka encourage more purchases of US. foodstuffs tnfludtn: feed rains and military hardware lo bring Japan's purchases from the United states more closely in line with Cs sales to this tia The trade deficit amounted to 88.2 billion last year and it an near headed now for hvreascs of SCRO million to possibly $8(10 million as the result of heavy I pun bases of Jammesf consumer goods such as automobiles.

textiles a o'isomer will join in of a meeting I bellowed on Dec, 18 lh comd hi trade en on monetar thai conf- r- rev aloed the Catholics May Be Allowed To Divorce, Rewed BATON HOUGE. La. (AFD A man for the Catholic Diocese of Baton Rouge says there was great feeling of relief and when was announced that Bishop Robert Tracy v. mild give a qualified sei ond chance to persons who divorce and remarry I lie bishop, in a pastoral let ter read at Mass two weeks a said that in the future, Baton Rouge Dimec could offi recognize the povsibili) of "good on the part of some Catholics who divorced arid remarried The letter said that after three years of a sc ond marriage and a complicated procedure, the remarried (mph may he allowed lo receive Hie sacraments without an official ision on the valid- ii' or invalidity of a previous ton fm (Ll a tov (AP) In i coun order court ba- lie iv the bes London lanky Mu-re win the 24 eompcbtion $3tt() WOO at st sin rid personal prosing his claim that in the world I Maskers rated the sn the favorite lo -game, two-mot ii and capture more of the estimated ds killing, six outed without rimes against the state" durn mtmcoup pen pun person were a trial for the Security ig a coup and al years avo. Many of the nations which have abolished capital punishment for civilian crimes nevertheless, invoke it for criminal acts during wartime if thee danger state security.

The ifdir Shampoo Set 2 Permanent Wave IO Ko ai Project Area (PAC) are gamzations work in Monroe 1 These committee the cit 1 1. iud vc I of) bighted area? prove cornmunitv re -4 Margie Foreman Beauty Shop OOO ted F' serti lit ut urt of i strlr-t toe 1 120,000 provide intent hanker to Cl made I is back states, he pen- i to rein 1 rf late OPEN 9 AM. ALL SALES FINAL NO EXCHANGES NO REFUND i Sole Storks Wednesday a si I bor Depart out in effort to i to keep Trot the of hi (livid DOO and fill told a a at least Hobby wants own terms Earth Ha ors st awd Mon Spassky was repo vous and minimum wage. md record keeping require who fauirs ems. as v.ell stopping ant tho i ithhoidinv of unpaid wages 1 a Monda when file cert.cc etnplo if of- sports hall building were covered un- madded that the rn.

federal Bur mg table be shortci it overhead in. The appeals court said that it iade ifs regarding tie ffic employ the our! sand were engaged in rce or the produ lion of The appelate court said 1 ref ore it a1 rn applied to the aiding maine person el, concessional 'land employ a single maid elevator rotor, aud parking lot anend Russian rd re too to the Tombstone maker Sn Heigason ta: work lately on cutting si quai es of Italian mal iii green I astare Beetle I im one-fourth inch sui than those on the board The Boeing 717 commercial been installed. free ii I el has been nick 3 1 bindle organizers nailed the rejected two earl chut ii a digestion i chessboards One was ut no fewer than six cozen shiny, another lacking iii Volkswagen Beetles. trust Dry Cleaning Sale July ll, 12, 13 Fast, Efficient, Quality Cleaning Any 5 Clothing Items Cleaned 6 Pressed INCLUDES DRESSES, JACKETS, SKIRTS, TOP COATS BLOUSES, PANTS, SWEATERS, EXCLUDES SUEDES, FORMALS, Knits Cr Pleats Entre I HOUR mumm: I THE MOST IN ORY CLEANING 1014 Winnsboro Rd. 3608 DcSiard 803 Jackson Ph 323 8703 Ph.

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